Sunseeker 76Y

Twin MAN V12 engines are the kind of powerplant chosen for smooth, confident running rather than outright speed, and they sit behind everything the Sunseeker 76Y is built to do. She measures 24 metres, 77 feet on the specification sheet, with a 6 metre beam that matches the stability her engines are tuned for. She came to market from Montenegro after a 2020 build, with her engineering the place to start before anything else about her.

Build and provenance

She was built in 2020, with a GRP hull. No refit is recorded since delivery, so a buyer is looking at the original build rather than later work.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins aboard this Sunseeker 76Y sleep eight guests, with a crew of two aboard to run her day to day. The flybridge layout raises the helm above the main deck, opening the saloon below to the water through wide windows on both sides. A beach club off the stern gives the cabins an outdoor space of their own, set apart from the aft deck.

Performance and engineering

Two MAN V12 engines drive her, backed by stabilisers under way and again at anchor, and bow and stern thrusters that make close-quarters manoeuvring a one-person job at the helm. She carries 1,400 litres of water aboard, enough to run a full complement of guests and crew for several days without a shoreside top-up. That combination points to a boat built for a season of coastal running rather than long ocean passages.

Where she lies and how to see her

She lies in Tivat, Montenegro. Boatcrowd sets up the viewing and joins you for it, and once you make an accepted offer, we bring in a surveyor and arrange a sea trial before anything moves toward handover.